Mammography, ultrasound, or MRI helps identify and characterize an area of concern.
At Southwest Health, Breast Surgery services provide comprehensive, patient-centered care for benign and malignant breast conditions. An experienced surgical team partners closely to ensure coordinated treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs.
Every diagnosis, and every patient, is different. Your treatment plan considers your condition, tumor biology when applicable, overall health, preferences, and personal goals.
Breast changes are not always a sign of cancer. However, it is important to have new, unusual, or persistent changes evaluated.
An abnormal mammogram does not always mean breast cancer. When more evaluation is needed, Southwest Health’s radiology and surgical teams work closely together to support timely interpretation, accurate diagnosis, and coordinated care.
When breast concerns need treatment, surgery is one part of a coordinated plan. Your team communicates across specialties so you know what comes next.
Mammography, ultrasound, or MRI helps identify and characterize an area of concern.
Image-guided biopsy and pathology provide a precise tissue diagnosis.
Surgery, oncology, radiology, and pathology review cases through a multidisciplinary tumor board.
Ongoing communication, reconstruction considerations, support, and survivorship planning continue after treatment.
Dr. Fedorova has focused expertise in the evaluation and surgical management of benign and malignant breast disease.
She completed her general surgery residency at MedStar Baltimore, followed by a fellowship in abdominal transplant surgery and research at the University of Wisconsin. Deeply committed to rural health, she provides comprehensive, high-quality surgical care to communities throughout southwest Wisconsin.
Her patient-centered approach prioritizes clear communication, evidence-based care, and thoughtful integration of reconstruction and survivorship planning.
Our team can help you understand the appropriate next step.